Rodemoyer Named Schools Superintendent for Cory Area
Dr W Rodemoyer who has been assistant superintendent of Butler County schools was unanimously elected to lead Cory Area Joint Schools. He will begin July 7 with a 10000 dollar yearly salary and a yearly review. Rodemeyer outlined four core duties including serving students, supporting the board, guiding staff, and serving the community. He has a long education background since 1940, including teaching roles in Pittsburgh Zelienople and Beaver Falls, plus administrative posts in Zelienople and Connoquenessing Valley joint schools. He has served as assistant superintendent of Butler County schools for two and a half years. His community work spans Mellon Bank advisory board, Harmony Zelienople church and YMCA, plus Rotary and Masonic affiliations.
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William E. Rodemoyer
Butler County
Cory Area
Rodemoyer
L. M. Douglas
Rodemeyer
Stewart Long
Board of Education
Corry
Robert Morris School of Business
Pittsburgh
Zelienopie High School
Geneva Gallepe
Beaver Falls
Zelienopie
Zelienople
Connoguenessing Valley Joint Schools
Mellon National Bank
Chireh
YMCA
Rotary Cld
Shrine
Seismograph Offer Boosts Geneva Nuclear Test Talks
Western officials reported Russia signaled willingness to use its 10 seismograph stations in any international program to detect secret nuclear tests. The Geneva talks aim to study detection methods and establish a system for monitoring nuclear tests amid political considerations about Red China and possible bans.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U.S
U. S
China
United States
State Department
Foreign Service
Adopt United Fund Name for Corry Area Campaign
Local planners last night adopted the name united fund of Corry Ares to unify the Community Chest and Red Cross into a single joint appeal. Chair man Robert Bracken said the special campaign committee will report to separate governing bodies while pursuing a nationwide single fund approach. The campaign will wrap two campaigns into one to save effort, with meetings through the summer to lay groundwork for a fall appeal.
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United Fund of
Corry Ares
Community Chest
Red Cross
Robert Bracken
National Organization of United Funds
United Fund
Newsreader John W. Scott Dies in Weslaco At 65
John W. Scott, 65, veteran newscaster and news director of KRGY TV in Weslaco, died yesterday ten days after abdominal surgery. He previously worked for years for New York City newspapers.
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Weslaco
Tex
John W. Scott
Krgy-Tv
New York City
SEC Chairman Denies Favors To Goldfine Inquiries
Washington press report notes SEC Chairman Edward N. Gadsby denying that Bernard Goldfine influenced enforcement. He told House investigators the agency acted impartially despite a White House call in 1956 and Adams’s alleged favors. Subcommittee probes expand to SEC after FTC findings.
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Washington
Ay Tles and Exchange
Edward N
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Boston
White House
Gadsby
House
Commission
Adams
Goldfine
Congress
SEC
Federal Trade Commission
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
FTC
Tavolve & Hofti
Soviets Increase Guard At Canada Embassy After Uprisings
Moscow reports two more guards stationed before the Canadian Embassy amid no clear sign of a planned protest. Earlier demonstrations targeted Soviet missions in Copenhagen Bonn Ottawa and New York over the 1956 Hungarian leaders’ execution. Police later dispersed a 1500-strong crowd at the West German Embassy after two hours of stone and ink throwing, with several windows broken.
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Moscow
Ottawa
U.S
West Germany
Copenhagen
Bonn
New York
Imre Nagy
Ambadsser
YMCA Membership Rises as Plans For Lessons Approved
Local YMCA membership climbs to 1028 from eight months open. Directors approve beginner swimming lessons for children not meeting membership age limits, with caps of five per group and a six lesson series priced at 1 per lesson for non-members and 75 cents for family members. Board accepts resignation of former superintendent and hears campaign progress. Summer schedule set June 30 to August 30 with daily swimming for all ages. pool closes first week of September for cleaning.
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YMCA
Gerald Lane
Board of
Lane
Lepsons
4. M. Douglas
Keith Henton
Bruce Thomas
Frank Gates
California
Gates
William Leahy
The
Journal
Gyp Artists Get $220 From Local Man
An elderly Corry man was duped by roofing salesmen who collected 40 dollars for a non ordered job while missing 180 dollars from a cabinet. Similar incidents surfaced in Crawford County with earlier victims refunded partial sums as authorities pursued the case.
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Gyp
Grane
L. D. Alden
West Church Street
John Sherlock
Sherlock
Crawford County
Eden
Driver Makes Mistake Oh What A Mistake
Richard Pate of 688 Mast South Street parked on the north side of West Pleasant Street where parking is banned. He refused to move when honked at by an off duty patrolman, who cited him as traffic backed up.
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Richard Pate
Mast South Street
West Pleasant Street
Pate
Polaris Rocket Test Sees Navy Flight End In Breakup
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida a Polaris experimental rocket lifted skyward for a test of its guidance and control systems The launch went as planned until the vehicle twisted and failed as its fuel exhausted and it broke apart The Navy conducted the test to assess performance under simulated combat conditions
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Summer Band Program Set at Corry Area High
The summer band program runs Thursday in the music room at Corry Area High School from 1 30 to 4 30 PM. Open to boys and girls from fourth grade through senior high, with instrument rental or purchase available. Registration Thursday guarantees placement in the proper group and July rehearsals. program supported by the school board for a second year after last year’s success.
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Corry Area High School
John Freno
Music Boosters Club
Freno
Quakes Rock Italy Shaking L'Aquila and Abbazi Region
Earthquakes rattled towns in the Abbazi region of southern Italy near L'Aquila, causing panic and cracked buildings while roof tiles fell. No injuries were reported as the tremors struck in two waves, the second about 16 seconds in some areas.
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Italy
L'Aquila
Abbazi
Religious Group Rejects Permit For Door To Door Solicitations
In Corry the city reports the first refusal of a written permit by Jehovah's Witnesses for door to door solicitation. The city offered a free permit to prove legitimacy, but the group declined. Officials urge residents to be cautious with donations as the permit system aimed to protect the public.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Corry
Wright School principal salary raised in Joint Board meeting
The Joint Board session approved a 200 raise for Wright School principal Miss Ann Baresi from 6300 to 6500 and authorized purchasing two desks for special education classrooms. The board also adopted an amendment to the jointures articles to have the superintendent elected by the Joint Board. President Namer plans to meet Tito in Yugoslavia on June 26.
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Ann Baresi
Wright School
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